15 tried and tested tips for working from home
Like it or loathe it, working from home is the new normal - at least for the foreseeable future.
COVID-19: An update on residential property transactions
The response to the Coronavirus epidemic, and the impact on residential property transactions, continues to evolve. Further guidance to the legal profession has been issued, following talks between various departments of Government, the Law Society, the Land Registry and others. Simon Cooper of Hewitsons explaiins.
Adapting to adversity: Maintaining deal velocity amidst disruption
The ability to guarantee a particular volume of successfully closed deals in any given quarter has always been an inexact science for companies. This is important because growth is a universal metric of success for businesses across all industries. It is also a core business goal that should align different functions within an organisation, with all teams pulling together to attract new customers…
Cambridge companies unite to meet the COVID-19 ventilator challenge
Team Consulting working on the UK Government's ventilator programme. Read more here: https://bit.ly/2yklO4c
Domino Printing supports vital sectors in current crisis
Domino Printing is demonstrating its commitment to supporting its customers in vital sectors in the current COVID-19 crisis – in order to maintain supply chains in the face of soaring demand for essential products.
New insolvency measures to help companies keep trading
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority has issued a further update for businesses affected by the coronavirus outbreak, including information about new insolvency measures.
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group – protecting people in critical situations
Like so many essential workers across the UK, the team at Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group is pulling out all the stops to support the global battle against Covid-19.
COVID-19 updates from Woodfines LLP
Woodfines LLP now has a page dedicated to all things COVID-19, providing regular updates and articles on how to get you and your business through these uncertain times.
Identification of viruses and bacteria could be sped up through computational methods
A new multinational study has shown how the process of distinguishing viruses and bacteria could be accelerated through the use of computational methods.
University uses spin-out company’s innovation to co-ordinate donations of equipment in fight against COVID-19
A logistics centre has been set up by Cambridge University to process donations of personal protective equipment - including face masks, gloves and visors from Cambridge labs – and make it readily available to NHS medics battling the COVID-19 outbreak.
CyanConnode publishes interim results: reduced operating costs and increased cash from debtors
CyanConnode Holdings plc (AIM: CYAN), a world leader in narrowband radio frequency (RF) mesh networks, today announces its interim results for the 12 months ended 31 December 2019.
XFT steps ahead with IDC designed foot drop device
IDC has worked with XFT to develop the fourth generation of its foot drop device, which helps patients with certain neurological conditions walk again. The device marks a great advance in technology, being the first device of its kind to have fully integrated electrodes moulded right into the strap in an all-in-one design.
Commercial tenants – moratorium on lease forfeiture caught between a rock and a hard place…
As COVID-19 sweeps the country and the Government forces closure of retail, hospitality and leisure premises, these businesses (and businesses in many other sectors) are now experiencing a significant drop in turnover. Alexandra Messham of Hewitsons discusses the issues.
Cambridge Index gains 0.7%
The Cambridge Index advanced 133.9 points or 0.7% to close at 19934.9, as six of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains to their share prices.
Cambridge Network members line up to present free webinars
Cambridge Network's ongoing series of free webinars, which continues this week (tomorrow -Weds 1 April), includes diverse topics ranging from risk management and personal finances to recruitment and immigration.
DCASE Challenge includes Audio Analytic's Polyphonic Sound Detection Score (PSDS) as one of the two evaluation metrics
The organisers of the 2020 DCASE Challenge have included Audio Analytic's Polyphonic Sound Detection Score (PSDS) as one of the two evaluation metrics for ‘Task 4: Sound event detection and separation in domestic environments’.
Combined Authority will support local firms through virus crisis, pledges Mayor
As thousands of workers across Cambridgeshire & Peterborough face an uncertain future, Mayor James Palmer pledges the Combined Authority will work flat out to support local businesses in their battle to stay afloat and to keep their employees in jobs.
Five top tips for marketers now
KISS's Managing Director, Sarah Reakes, offers her top tips for marketers during the coronavirus outbreak.
Downoverload: Brits broadband breakthroughs
Brits are more dependent on their internet and broadband provider than ever before. In the East of the country, 60% are increasing their internet use due to the restrictions of Covid-19, a new study reveals.
Anthias Consulting offers analytical training online
In response to the current global situation with Coronavirus and the limitations on travel, Anthias Consulting is pleased to provide continued support through its high-quality analytical training courses, now available online.
Computer Tutoring is now training Zoom for virtual meetings
With an increased demand for online communication and with more and more people working from home, Computer Tutoring is now happy to offer Live Online Zoom Training.
Audio Analytic at the tinyML Summit 2020: Engineering tinyML models in sound recognition
Earlier this year at the tinyML Summit in San Francisco, Dr Dominic Binks (VP Technology) from Audio Analytic took part in the poster session.
King's broadcasts daily choral services
King's College, Cambridge, is releasing a webcast recording of a choral service every day until July, in place of the choral services that would have taken place in the Chapel.
ARU delivers medical equipment to local NHS Trust
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) has delivered potentially lifesaving equipment to a local NHS Trust as it battles the COVID-19 pandemic.
Velocix introduces mobile-optimised CDN software for 5G video streaming applications
Velocix has introduced new mobile-optimised content delivery network (CDN) software that alleviates the common pain points wireless operators face when scaling out 5G video applications.